getting off stickers and letters

[amlsml Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close amlsml]

my mako has a lame name ans old registration stickers what is the best easiest way to clean the stuff off?? thanks

[warthog5 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close warthog5]

Heat Gun or your wifes hair dryer. then use a plastic Bondo spreader to work at it, to get the corner up.

[e-searider Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close e-searider]

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Originally posted by amlsml


my mako has a lame name ans old registration stickers what is the best easiest way to clean the stuff off?? thanks

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you can use a razaorblade but you must first bend (dull)

it on glass in one direction then when you use it you can not flip it over you can only use the one side.The heat gun trick only works on fresh vinyl.You would then

use xylene(tolulene) to remove the adhesive.Poeple pay me good money to take decals off their cars , boats.

[warthog5 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close warthog5]

Please DON'T use a razaorblade.[:-(] It can cut into the gellcoat.

[e-searider Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close e-searider]

The suggestion I made was for a handy person..If you are not a handy with a blade do not attempt to try.Pay someone who can.

[Capt. Andy Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Capt. Andy]

paint thinner/mimeral spirits

[Randumhookup Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Randumhookup]

If you go to a paint and body supply store, they have an aresol can of vynal letter remover, i cant remember the name brand of that the kind i had. You spray it on, wait 5-10 min. and it rubs right off, a soft edged spatcula worked real good. It takes off adhesive and all, and is paint and gel coat safe. This stuff is like a miracle

[TIDE RUNNER Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close TIDE RUNNER]

a new razorblade with windex as a lubricant works very well. Try on a piece of window glass first to get feel for it.